Pros: the hot tub, pool and dry sauna. They were amazing - esp. the dry sauna that is open 24/7. This was the highlight of my stay. The beds were also comfortable. Cons: rooms are tight, had to unplug heater/cooling device to turn it off because the wall thermostat wouldn't turn it off. There's nowhere to hang anything, like hand towels by the sink, and bathroom is super tight with low, small toilet that had to be flushed twice each time. Beware that Trip.com gives you the option to book a pet-friendly room (for which I paid extra), but the hotel informed me it's a separate charge that you pay when you check in and NOT payable through Trip.com. The hotel kindly waived the fee, for which I'm grateful. Staying for a few days, the size of the room became an issue. Also, if you are staying here for Glacier National Park, note that it is far away (approx. 2 hours to get to a hike) and the driving is intense with high speeds and sometimes, heavy cross winds.
For a nice motel that had skinny stairs with several floors, there was out of order elevator. Staff were not friendly or attentive. Room amenities for the price lacking. No refrigerator, no free wifi in rooms. They only offer in common areas. No fan or ventilation in bathrooms for shower. The ac in room was not set up where we could understand it. It was hot all night. Room was very clean, i will say that's a plus. Their supposed buffet breakfast didn't even offer eggs. They had hash browns and sausage. Bread items like muffins and toast, waffles. Cream cheese in fridge but no bagels. For the price we paid they need to improve some of these things.